Hi guys! I’ve been trying to figure this out for while but dies anyone know why this monstera leaf might be floppy? It has been like this for a few months.
Hi guys! I’ve been trying to figure this out for while but dies anyone know why this monstera leaf might be floppy? It has been like this for a few months.
At a glance I would get that repotted with a MUCH chunker soil… some type of orchid bark, perlite, soil combo or Molly’s Aroid mix. That soil looks much too dense. Drooping leaves is generally a sign of the soil needing aeration.
5 LikesNice visual! 👍🏼
1 LikeThank you for the graphic ! Yeah I currently have it in the MiracleGro all purpose houseplant and MiracleGro Succulent soil. Will definitely try to change soil then
1 LikeDef lose the succulent soil! You want to see more bark and perlite than soil!
1 LikeIs it getting enough light? Monsteras need a lot of it. I would also check each leaf closely for pests, since that can make leaves floppy. Check the undersides of the leaves
1 LikeRepot for sure get chunky soil also
1 LikeThank you! Will wait for new leaf to unfurl then repot 👍
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